Pennsylvania State Police Troop A pays tribute to fallen members
May 5 is Pennsylvania State Trooper Memorial Day.
Report on Pittsburgh's finances shows shows rising costs, $44M deficit in 2025
The state of Pittsburgh's finances is the focus of a report out from city controller Rachael Heisler.
Demolition blitz moves to Pittsburgh's western neighborhoods
Pittsburgh leaders say they are bringing in more demolition crews as part of a city-wide blitz to knock down blighted and dilapidated buildings.
Parents celebrate after Eli Heidenreich drafted by Steelers
Navy Midshipman and Mount Lebanon native Eli Heidenreich was drafted by the Steelers in the seventh round of the NFL draft.
2 bus lines in Shaler Township facing elimination as part of PRT bus line refresh
A Pittsburgh Regional Transit plan could leave riders in Shaler Township without a way to get around.
Pennsylvania lawmakers debate marijuana legalization, clean slate provision
Some lawmakers in Harrisburg continue to press for legal cannabis.
Pittsburgh to host "Picksburgh" live music series during NFL draft week
The event kicks off on April 22 with the reopening of the renovated Market Square.
6-year-old girl holding art auctions to raise money for St. Jude's
A 6-year-old girl from Pennsylvania is making it her mission to help childhood patients those patients through art.
Part of Route 51 in Stowe Township still closed following landslide
A landslide in Stowe Township last week is still causing problems for drivers.
Outrage grows in Laurel Highlands School District after back-to-back teacher arrests
Parents of Laurel Highlands School District students voiced outrage toward the school board after a special meeting on Tuesday night.
New Hempfield Township high school estimate drops by $31 million
The bill for the new structure won't be as much as initially believed.
ICE agents deployed to Pittsburgh International to assist TSA operations
ICE agents arrived at Pittsburgh International Airport on Monday to assist with TSA operations.
Crews collect litter in effort to clean up Pittsburgh before NFL draft
As the 2026 NFL draft gets closer, efforts continue to clean up the Pittsburgh area.
Why are electricity bills so high in Pennsylvania? Energy analyst explains
Studies show nearly 25% of Pennsylvanians can't pay their power bills at least once a year.
Parts of Downtown Pittsburgh getting a facelift ahead of 2026 NFL Draft
Pittsburgh leaders have launched a beautification effort to brighten up the city ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.